PPT-Accident Investigations

Health and Safety Office Accident Investigation Objectives Understand the importance of the need for effective and thorough investigation of an accident Demonstrate practical skills required to respond and investigate an incidentaccident in a consistent manner. AccidentSketchcom Indicate 1 the layout of the road 2 by arrows the direction of the vehicles A B 3 their position at the time of impact 4 the road signs 5 names of the streets or roads Your Sketch of the accident State the number of boxes marked wit Testing Thresholds, . Decision-Making Procedures, and Regulatory Requirements. Ed VanderPloeg and Jack Mastrangelo. FTA Drug and Alcohol Program Auditors. What is an Accident?. Accident: an event associated with the operation of a revenue service vehicle, whether or not the vehicle is in revenue service (includes in the yard). Reporting. Define an Accident. An accident is an unplanned or unwanted event that results in a loss of some sort. Such losses could include:. Property. Damage to machinery. Injury . Loss of life. Principles of Accident Reporting. Reasons to investigate a workplace accident include: . most importantly, to find out the cause of accidents and to prevent similar accidents in the future. to fulfill any legal requirements . to determine the cost of an accident. Robert Gomez. December 9, 2013. INDT 442-40. Fall 2013 Final Assignment . Brett. . Coomer. , . AP. Table of Contents. Executive Summary. System Description. Accident Description. Manprint. Application to Refinery . Investigation. 2. Reporting Chemical . Incidents and Accidents . All accidents, incidents, or suspicious occurrences should be reported to the supervisor, regardless of the perceived seriousness of the incident.. Presented by Joanne Hall 2013 ACM JIF Retreat. Why are accidents investigated ?. Why are accidents . NOT. investigated ?. What can we do to improve the process?. True or False. Employees only need to report injuries if they think they need to see a doctor.. R. eporting. Created and Presented by :. . Chelsea Jean . Leppanen. From the Rulebook. The safety rules and procedures are devolved to assist in achieving job safety by having no employee accidents. Some of the rules are OSHA requirements. For this reason every employee is expected to abide by the safety rules and procedures at all times. . Car. . accidents . may lead to serious injuries. . . If the car accident took place due to the negligence of someone else, you may be able to recover compensation for your injuries.. Many car accident victims make very common mistakes after being injured in a car accident.. Surface vs. Root Causes. Surface causes are:. the hazardous conditions or unsafe work practices that directly or indirectly contributed to the accident.. Root causes are:. the safety or loss control system weaknesses that allow the existence of hazardous conditions and unsafe work practices. . v . Hoyle: . Legal Victory for Claimants in UK Aviation Claims. EUROPEAN AIR LAW ASSOCIATION (EALA) 26. th. ANNUAL CONFERENCE 07 November 2014, OSLO, NORWAY . Sarah Stewart . Partner, Aviation & Travel Law. Kurt Kleiner. BLM Oregon/Washington. State Aviation Manager. January, 2010. What is Safety Management Systems?. SMS is a formal. , . top-down, business-like approach . to managing safety . risk. It includes systematic . Investigation and form filling out. For foremen and higher level. What should be Investigated? . All . job-related. . accidents. . (. injury and/or property damage. ). All . job-related. . i. ncidents. Presentation Objectives. • Teach employees the meaning and impact of accidents.. • Teach employees how to identify different types of causes of and accident.. • Ensure that employees know the purpose of an accident investigation..